I would like to see both anti-AI and "slop 'em up!" forks of Linux, mostly to see which one fails first.
My hypothesis is that the anti-AI one would fail first because the slop-em-up one would end up with bots just copying a bunch of fixes from mainline Linux.
Yeah I often tell a local LLM to find problems with my code before I submit it. It's essentially a round 0 reviewer, trained on previous (human) reviews of the same project.
Interesting. I don't use any of the compose tools, so I've not faced that. I find Podman works reliably in places where I can't even get Docker to start working (such as RISC-V machines), but I also typically use podman for testing before deploying to k8s
It's always fun to see people's examples of Canonical's NIH syndrome. They tend to include bazaar (predates git), upstart (predates systemd) and snap (predates flatpak)
I would like to see both anti-AI and "slop 'em up!" forks of Linux, mostly to see which one fails first.
My hypothesis is that the anti-AI one would fail first because the slop-em-up one would end up with bots just copying a bunch of fixes from mainline Linux.
Yeah I often tell a local LLM to find problems with my code before I submit it. It's essentially a round 0 reviewer, trained on previous (human) reviews of the same project.
Foie de boeuf!
Please don't make fun of her female-pattern baldness
No you didn't. I saw on TV that everyone in McKinney is dead.
"Don't even bother looting up there" slayed me.
Interesting. I don't use any of the compose tools, so I've not faced that. I find Podman works reliably in places where I can't even get Docker to start working (such as RISC-V machines), but I also typically use podman for testing before deploying to k8s
I see the New York Times doesn't know what minicomputers are.
I'm curious why you feel this way? I'm kinda the opposite — podman has features I use that Docker doesn't.
Depends on your workflow, really.
For my use case I've found a series of rocks on an infinite beach works well.
Depends which 120
This meme sucks.
I believe in free speech, and I'll use my free speech to say this comic fucking sucks.
Honestly so much cheaper too (at least in Michigan).
Neither of them have anything left to lose so it's fine.
No matter how niche the topic, there will always be at least one person willing to gatekeep it.
It's always fun to see people's examples of Canonical's NIH syndrome. They tend to include bazaar (predates git), upstart (predates systemd) and snap (predates flatpak)
The thing that got released a couple of weeks before git?
"Tech company creates keylogger, promises it's not for logging keys"